Chinese city of Harbin to construct Russian theme park - TravelMole


Chinese city of Harbin to construct Russian theme park

Saturday, 01 Feb, 2015 0

A Chinese city is to construct a theme park dedicated to Russian culture.

A local tourism leader says the Manchurian city of Harbin has been earmarked for the Sino-Russian Friendship Park, slated to open by 2017.

"The park, based on the history of Harbin City with the theme of Russia culture, will become a new landmark for Sino-Russia cultural tourism," said Wei Minfang, general manager of Harbin Volga Manor Cultural Tourism Ltd.

A five square kilometre site has been selected for the 5 billion Yuan project and construction would begin this year.

Ever since the 18th century, Harbin has had a strong Russian influence and in the past was dubbed ‘Moscow of the East.’

The city still features many buildings with Russian architecture after becoming a safe havene for Russians fleeing the Bolshevik Revolution.
 



 

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